A dawn view from about 1,150 metres on the Mt Campbell Road, to Tasman Bay and the Richmond Range
A dawn view west from the summit of Mt Campbell (1,330m)
A dawn view east from the summit of Mt Campbell (1,330m). Mt Richmond (1,760m) is right and Mt Fishtail (1,641m) is left
A dawn view north east from the summit of Mt Campbell to the Marlborough Sounds
A dawn view from Mt Campbell to the Abel Tasman coastline
The Mt Campbell transmission tower
Mt Campbell Summit view with Hoary Head (1,473m) centre. Looking left are Mt Crusader (1,428m), Lodestone (1,462m) and Mt Arthur (1,795m). Looking right are the Peel, Lockett, Snowdon, Devil and Anatoki Ranges
The route over Point 1261 (left foreground), back to Hoary Head (right). Beyond that, stretching left, are Mt Crusader, Lodestone and Mt Arthur
A view north west to the Dragon's Teeth (right) and Mt Snowdon (1,859m, left)
A closer look at part of the Anatoki Range
A view from Mt Campbell to Golden Bay
Heading towards Point 1261
On top of Point 1261, with Hoary Head centre
Scrambling up part of the steeper section of the north east side of Hoary Head, here at about 1,350m
Clearing the bushline on the north east side of Hoary Head, here at about 1,400m
On the broad flat basin of Hoary Head. The highest point (1,473m) is far left
Hoary Head's summit (1,473m) is left, with the steep northern face of Mt Crusader centre and Mt Arthur in the distance
Looking back to Mt Campbell (far right) from Hoary Head
Mt Tapuae-o-Uenuku and Mt Alarm, viewed from Hoary Head
A closer look at the steep northern face of Mt Crusader, then Lodestone (right), with Mt Arthur in the distance.
Click for the route between Hoary Head and Crusader
Beginning our descent off Hoary Head, with Mt Campbell dead centre
Back on Mt Campbell at dusk, looking to Tasman Bay
Back on Mt Campbell at dusk,with Hoary Head far left and Golden Bay far right